Senior Russian diplomat explains EU’s strong reaction to Stubb, Store’s call to Moscow
Summary
The EU policies are aimed at "protracting the conflict in Ukraine as long as possible," while this step "does not fit into this logic," Alexander Grushko said
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Neutral
Russian diplomat Alexander Grushko stated that EU policies are aimed at "protracting the conflict in Ukraine as long as possible." He added that a specific step does not fit into this logic, explaining the EU's strong reaction to calls from Stubb and Store to Moscow.
Ukrainian
Russian diplomat Alexander Grushko claims that EU policies are designed to prolong the war in Ukraine. He asserts that the recent diplomatic contact between Moscow and the leaders of Finland and Norway contradicts this alleged strategy.
Russian official
Senior Russian diplomat Alexander Grushko stated that EU policies are aimed at protracting the conflict in Ukraine as long as possible. He noted that the recent call to Moscow by Stubb and Store does not fit into this logic.
Western
Russian diplomat Alexander Grushko claimed that EU policies are designed to prolong the conflict in Ukraine. He stated that the recent call from Stubb and Store to Moscow does not align with this alleged logic.
Global South
Russian diplomat Alexander Grushko stated that EU policies are aimed at "protracting the conflict in Ukraine as long as possible." He argued that the recent call to Moscow by Stubb and Store "does not fit into this logic."
Humanitarian / anti-war
Russian diplomat Alexander Grushko stated that EU policies are aimed at "protracting the conflict in Ukraine as long as possible." He claimed that a recent call to Moscow by Stubb and Store "does not fit into this logic."
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Sources
- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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